We're already in the third season and this show just doesn't give up. The characters remain charismatic and the plot manages to keep us on our toes at all times. This is shaping up to be quite another promising season and I can barely wait for the next episode!
First key unlocked! Only six more to go. Eliot was very king-y while dealing with that, he's truly growing as a ruler. Margot remains one of my favourite characters, besides her spot-on sarcasm, she makes an eyepatch fashionable like no one else. I really hope Kady manages to save Penny, even if that drains the rest of the magic contained in that battery. We ain't getting much of Penny this season, plus, he's dying, and both things suck quite a lot. And I really miss Alice and Q together, I'm sure I'm not the only one. It's heartbreaking to see how things are between them, currently, though I'm not sure how will the show runners handle their (lack of a) relationship, since I think Alice remained dead in the books. Now, for the biggest mystery of the episode: WHO THE HELL TOOK OVER QUENTIN'S BODY?! D:
Also, I should mention this, the only thing I didn't like about this episode... For the second season in a row, the show lashes it out on an innocent and cute cat. Though, thankfully, we didn't see the actual fuzzy little creature explode, we knew what happened and all that blood splashing everywhere... Maybe it's just my problem, since I don't mind gore when humans are involved (I actually like that kind of movies), but it disgusts me when it's related to non-threatning animals. I know it was for the sake of the story, it had a reason to happen, unlike in the previous season, which was just animal torture for the sake of torture, but still... Leave the kittens alone!
Now, WILL SOMEONE PLEASE NOTICE THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH QUENTIN and let's get to that second key in a jiffy, a'ight? Cheers!
I don't know what I loved more: Eliot and Fen's two month old teenage daughter (and them getting all parental with her), or the Eliot/Margo conversation by the dock. I find great joy in every pop culture reference this show manages to weave into its dialogue, but what really made that scene stand out was the understated, but emotional 'bon voyage'. The cast is so great, and so far I've been enjoying every minute of this new season immensely. I hope it keeps up!!
"what's the difference between a live hero and a dead moron? One dumb decision."
Shout by Jim G.BlockedParent2018-01-20T02:30:10Z
An amazing episode. Great stories and plot development, smart and funny dialogue, great delivery of those lines, and the usual solid production values. This show is firing on all cylinders at the moment.